The application of AI in e-learning
One-to-one learning is often regarded as the best way to learn, but for organisations with 10s, 100s or 1,000s of employees this approach isn’t practical or affordable.
Is your LMS up to date?
As with most technology, corporate learning management systems evolve continuously.
How to write an RFQ:RFI for LMS vendors
The following steps can produce an effective Request for Information/Request for Quote that attracts information or quotes from LMS vendors giving the answers you need
Pros and cons of LMS developed in-house
The main attraction of developing your own corporate learning management system in-house is that you can build it exactly as you want it instead of having to compromise.
Gamification in e-learning
None of us is always in the mood for training so motivation is important to encourage employees to make a start and complete courses.
Predictive analytics in e-learning
E-learning and online resources create masses of data, much of which is ignored by many organisations.
7 tips to use animations in e-learning
Animation is a powerful tool for getting a point across to learners in e-learning courses. Here are seven tips for getting the best results from animation in your learning management system e-learning content.
Top 10 useful LMS integrations
Corporate learning management systems deliver substantial benefits themselves, but when integrated with your legacy systems or external services, such as social networks, add even greater value to all the data you gather throughout your organisation.
Does your LMS have social learning?
Social learning capitalises on the knowledge and experience existing within your workforce, making it easier for employees to locate the expertise they need and to share their own knowledge.
5 advantages of having a cloud-based learning management system
Using a cloud-based learning management system provider is more convenient than hosting your own LMS and will make it more widely available to your learners. Here are five advantages of running your LMS in the cloud.
SCORM vs TinCan
SCORM (or Sharable Content Object Reference Model) is a technical standard for creating e-learning content.
What is a learning management system?
A learning management system gives an organisation the technology tools to put its learning strategy into practice.
